James Beattie était un poète et philosophe écossais dont l'œuvre a exploré la philosophie morale. Ses écrits, en particulier le poème "The Minstrel" et "An Essay on the Nature and Immutability of Truth", ont suscité une attention considérable. L'approche de Beattie s'engageait souvent dans des débats philosophiques contemporains, cherchant à articuler des vérités fondamentales. Il est également connu pour ses arguments fermes contre l'institution de l'esclavage.
Exploring the journey of artistic development, this narrative poem delves into the life of a minstrel, embodying themes of genius and creativity. Written by Scottish poet and philosopher James Beattie, it was published in two parts between 1771 and 1774. The work highlights the struggles and triumphs of the creative spirit, marking it as a significant contribution to Beattie's literary legacy.
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